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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

The OENTEMERT" is the mOss pep
ulax kid glove in Amerios, sl.45 for I've
hattons. $50 for eight buttons. They
are far below the prizes Of any oster
standard maker, and for 81 and dura-
bility are unexoellsd. The above are r.
tail prizes 1.-THE glove IL not sold at whole
sslel ct 6CHWABAOHER BROS. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

A great clothing week al the star
OetAing House. See our prices. KLINE
4 RosKxEERa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

go Styles Of eiegans dress suits 81 The
Star Oloehing Houss, 908 Commercial
street. KLrxK 4 RogKxHKRG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

OieaTinz sale Of ladies' hosiery. A
good stocking for C. ToKIAs 4 sRa-
KkMkH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

e-..s csesnag sale; ne sAif wAy bar
gAlos. We have Esdaeso " orses RO0N'
e - ToxI.AE 3 cKs0EzA4A-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Tnn RouEzs oS SoUAN stoodH. IA
socount has oeea sent % this Oh - Of .
vsry snjoyabls celebration held ca TIE
samanlsh River. e., as q = csmrs9Eiy
eAlied, ''sqaak SsooSh. 90 The F1urth
o. July. Lake MeRodmoId va ssossn
President Of ths day. and A. n. SnYdsf
read the peelasSiies q ipdepse1s2sS,
VIZ. Whit. ESQ. DELIVERED sac Ora
ton. taxing fos his theme Tue bselar-
sasu ana tss PrinsipissH Afsrf The ~
grAry exercises the muluta1e Vas inyii
"a g. a free colIatiou, spread sndsf tee
trees In the ctsan air. prsgAred t2 tee
oansias rate lAaica q Samanaiso fAie
Oar correspondent ssys, IA - sp.en
AID. there was everyteiu9 tasfe &. y
hesEt co1id Wtsh. There SHs 20 inteki
Satiou on thess groaocs. sxseGs sc
uaserAl euihaxsxrJ 81 pAiEaatle yoaia-
In The AftSrnoon cause = Fcano ef sta
lsiis sper,a There vas aaolt Eiseh ia
6oAtaR. swin1ins unscr tie ,fees, ka'i-'
ing, sir. AZ z o'aisck dancase eeasi-
msESs3 IN Iehn Mekedncnd ns~
bolldine, whica SoatiaGst Wtthcat %
Irruption antii after uas&a2Sht. Ia'
SslebrAiisz vsana NJ VIA = grams rs2
tefias IL ehcFos ~ the entire eEosa q
ins ssStAr SpSnslsa RarEer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Motley 6rezers- See TIE st4z usdia.
ia Honae elegant iipe Of taller naa1s
saiss kKESE Z kOSExAEaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

LGds good kip balls $50
Mems iine boots from $3.50 to t5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Isrsevs marked down 30 rasnofSe-
,.rrrs' rri-ss. Coma sna prise them
N-s.ssy rloguirg. We viii sell you 3
- fsrsFT faF 20 IoEI-4s 3 sTSS-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Moaday morning We will edsE the
baiEncs Of cur millinery stock st a
rrice last aalf price. Gone early "
yau vaut first eholec. ToKLAs i srSG-
rEuAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Mems button shoes " 50
" Congress $3.50
" stylish balls t9.0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
cozoREsstoNAL WORK.

"Do you think that congressional
legislation has served to mitigate the
evils Of Mormonism7" asked the GORE
spoDdeEt.
"Nos at all, !" replied Miss Field. The
bill a. it passed the House would have
served good purpose, bat ID was So
emasculated by the Senate that nothing
vss left Of Il Of ans vaine. believe
that there are as u any plural marriages
taking place In Utah nov a. there were
before any preventive legislation was
made. In consequence Of this, the tn
alton Is. II possible, worse than before.
They are now out Of necessity con-
PEELED to
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
EyKSNa s-ssIoS.

Compare the star Clothing House
stock and pTices and you viii be con
vineed We lead the trade. hLTsE .
EDzEN uKRts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
IMPs on THE KYIL ONE,
1 WILL RKruRN.

And remain q few weeks on Puget
SOand. Then l will return 10 the East
What | have observed OF Washington
Territory has made Q favorable innpFes
sion on me, especially the Port Of Entry.
The view Of the straits OF joan de Fuoa
from the bluff north Of town. bearing
the romantic name OF Crows Nest, il
the most charming and enhancing !
have seen for some time. hope on my
return to remain several days longer 10
your city"
Satisfied with this promise, the visitor
bowed himself out, With the hspe that
the brilliant lady would enjoy her grand
tour 10 Aiaska.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
King WiiIiam-Mr. Dunlop

CORRESPONDENCE Of tho Richmond Dispatch.I
KING WILLIAM c. H., Oct. %, 1887.
Yesterday being County-Court day,
there was large gathering of the citi-
Zens, and we were treated to one OF the
finest addresses ever heard in our or
any other courthouse, delivered by the
Hon. James Dunlop, OF Richmond. 1t
was a most forcible presentation of the
grand principles of true Democracy and
"a complete Indictment and arraignment
at the bar of public opinion of the So
called Republican party. AT times the
gifted orator was truly eloquent and
impressive while urging the i'm
portance of the approaching election
in its bearing and influence upon the
liberties of the people of Virginia.
When he depicted i'll burning words
the encroachment of the Federal Judi
ciary upon the autonomy of the State,
and the fragrant violations of the true
spirit and intendment of the eleventh
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States by the Supreme Court in
its we'll known decisions in the coupon
cases, the people listened with breath
less attention, and their countenances
expressed the indignant feelings
aroused in their breasts by his stirring
words. Mr.. Dunlop is a statesman of
a high order, and he discussed the great
questions of the day from national
standpoint in an exceedingly lucid and
terse manner. His earnest and thrilling
tones are well calculated to arouse Vir-
ginians from any apathy that may exist,
and to nerve them to an active dis
charge of their duty in this important
canvass. We have the most encourage
ing reports from the whole county,
and we are assured that Judge Roger
Gregory, that most excellent farmer,
learned lawyer, and upright unas-
Stunning citizen will once more represent
King William in the House OF Dele
gates. He is making splendid fight
and thorough canvass, the like OF which
We have rarely had in this old wool
dyed Democratic county. He has gone
in TO win. and does not expect to be
left by jugful. WILLIAM KING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
HEADQUARTERS FOR BLANKETS,
BED COMFORTS. AND COUNrgRPANES.


More surprising bargains this weak. 10 bet
ter opportunity than the present hour TO buy
Blankets, Bed Comforts, and Counter Da13s.
bales good CoiOrrd Blankets ~ 92c. a pair;
bales extra large and heavy Blankets at
s1i2;
200 pair celebrated IO-l thistle. gray Blankets,
soft and fire, at 99c. pair;
REQ pair Of double we light Gray Wool BLANKETS,
special for this week, ~ 81. 20 n pair;
119 pair Of The silver Star10i Light cray Blank
cts, fun size, only a ~ a pair;
is2 pair genuine Colorado Camp Blankets, fun
size aud extra weights reduced TO sl.N7'
20 pair extra size Colorado Camp BLANKETS 10
re included IN this special sale az = 80 n
pair;
1C0 pair Of The celebrated Holland Ill silver
Gray Blankets-a Deauty-thi5 week only
$3.50 pair
$50 pair Knoigsburg heavy W0ollen silver. Gray
Blankets, full lO-l-in they 90 tais week at
,2G9 n pair:
50 pair Red Lily 1914 Scarlet Ail-Wool Blankets
worth fS-reduced this Weok 20 sf9S:
~ pair Of the wOrldronOwnCd Signal Service
Scarlet Blankets-nonc better. 40 our spa
cial Blanket sale they 20 az Sjij-actual
value $50
81 pair 1914 Navy Blue. All-Wool Blankets, full
100. soft and Gnc Guish-boughL a, a recent
bankrupt sale; at 81 % n pair wa oler them
This weck-considered cheap at IS:
lOO pair l0-i White Blankets. beautiful Roman
borders, heavy, at Sii9 "A pair-actlal value
$50.
90 pair heavy 1911 White Waterproof Blank
cis, bought at less than cost OF production.
SIRAUSE BROTHERS. price this week is
Sl.,5 pair.
Il pair Of the popular Home White Blankets.
l04 wide, worth s3.JO-rc1uced this wcek
90 s2.62;
c. pair 1914 White Wool Blankets from the ccle-
trated Winthrop Mills-an elegant family
Blanket To close the lOt 81 pair has
been made-worth S.
% pnlr full ll-i wide Highland Family BLANK
cts, extra weight For the bene1t Of our
visitors 1875 will buy palr-Crignal price
was g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

employed IN the manufacture of sugar there.
Commissioner Colman says: AN obstacles are
removed We DO not believe H.
at Il eald, and II Coiman was correct In his
assertion at Fort Scott truly said, that with
proper announcement frnerlca would. In ton
ycara. produce all her own sugar, would give
employment In that industry 90 millions Of
capital, and induce the cultivation of millions
81 acres OF land now lying Idle. Were Il lite
ra ly true that all obstacles "a 20 manufacture
are removed, the statement OF the addition 10
our national wealth would be hardly dispuia.
ble. That which has been absolutely proved
u that from ton q sorghum there has been
obtained, not "a an Isolated case but az n fair
standard Of product, one hundred and fifteen
pounds Of sugar; fifteen gallons Of syrup. An
acre Will yield ten tons Of cane. 10 Il noticeable
that not only In the South and West, but In the
Middle States. the press, which has been in
different or ekeptical, has largely, In view Of
recent evidence, become enthusiastic over the
promise Of the products actually obtained"
To diversity our industries is what I'VE
in Virginia must do as soon as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
THURSDAY. =. OCTOBER 81, 1887.



To-day wilfbe notable one in the
history OF Virginia. At her capital city
the cornerstone of the LEE monument
will be laid and the work will be prac-
tically inaueurated of erectingan eques-
trim statue of him than whom no
GALAHAD welded more stainless sword
or no ARTHUR bore purer shield. The
city is forest of vAri-colored bunting,
every train is bringing into our midst
crowds of people not only from this
but from neighboring States, trumpet
speaks TO trumpet, the streets resound
with martial tread, and all bespeaks a
scene of pageantry. In memory
alone is the cypress twined with the
laurel that links the past with the pres
ent. Only in the remnants of LEES shat
tered legions, which form the veteran
organization, shall We see aught to-day
that suggests the night Of war through
which the South has passed. 1t would
be to libel human nature to say that
the occasion is not one to stir up min
gled emotions, yet it is meet and pro-
per that we should make it gala in its
character, The fame of LEE is no
longer the heritage simply of the
South. 1t belongs to the American
people. 1t has grown from the hour
that he sheathed his sword at Apo
mattox, and to nothing more than to
his example and advice after the war is
due the fact that the two sections are
now reunited in truth as well as in
name. A consciousness of this has
forced itself not only upon liberal
minded men at the North, but upon
thinking men throughout the rest of
the civilized world, and placed LEE
upon a pedestal as n national Anne
rIcan character, from which naught can
drag him down. The brave, the good,
the true everywhere, will unite with us
in to-day's rejoicing over the LEE monu
ment and respect and honor our memo
ries of the long ago. Cloudy or fair
rain or sunshine, let us therefore make
the demonstration one such as has never
been witnessed in Richmond. History
hath said of LEE:
"No,hing can cover his high fame but Heaven;
No pyramids set on his memories
But the eternal substance CT his greatness"
We cannot rear monument that
would be worthy of him, but let our out
pouring and the other features Of the day
constitute as far as possible the mea-
sure of what it is in our hearts to do in
that respect did sculptor's chisel hold
the magic and the inspiration to por-
tray in all their fulness and grandeur
his life and his deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

We sell good CALICOES a, 3Lc. yard;
lard-wieo UNBLEAChED COTTON at 81. a
yard:
UNBLEACBED CANTON FLANNEL in rem
uGnts at &C.. worth l0c a yard:
GfNTLEMEN'S UNDERSHiRTS az 81, 81, 40
-. &c, a, and upwards;
LADIES VESTS at 50, ~, %, 15c., 81, and up
wards
LADIES' HED FLANNEL VESTS at 7jc, 81,
si.25. and upwards;
CLNTLEMEN's INDICATED RED FLANNEL
SHIFTS ~ %, 60, 7Jc., 81. Si2j and up
wards:
Cdds and ends I'm DRESS GOODS-fOrmor prices
- ana llc.--uog u. a yard;
Good CASiiNEkES. all cOlcrs. at TO- yard
SAtlNES, DIAGONAL. BfRNICE CLOTH. aud
CABLE 1WlLlS, al shades, atl2lc.;
IiAiNS Ia lovely styles ~ poe.
CASHNERfS AND SERGES. rs inches wide, az
~. yard;
ALLWO0L IhlCOTs. SO inches wide. az 37ac.
ayard:
CASHMERE PLAIDS-lovely styles-au wool,
AZ &C.;
FUKETs-new this seascn-in the hos, color
II 81 nj C%ic n yard:
PHI SlIES. NELNki>, StLNEIEFNS, DR AIDS.
ClAIS, and PA>NtMEN Ferries ID uim
dresses al prices cores 0uiirCiy low;
In BLACK GOODS we exhibit u c..nDioLe line
az prices from lCc 10 - a ya~i:
AsE iO see our 4G-iLch ALL WOOL CASHMERE
at zoe. yard. H. worth 15r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

A gentleman in Southwest Virginia
prepared the following paper. We have
been requested to print it in the Dis
p0fch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Early Morning. The Meet. On the Scent. The
Full Cry. and The Return.
Box.sheet for sale OF tickets will DO open al
Ramos's music stnrs, g03 east Main street
MONDAY MORNING at 9o'clock. oc 2l.6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
dead THIS.-ISAAC SYCLE &


Ia Co, DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. SJ3
BROAD STREET, NEXT CORNER THIRD.
DRESS GOODS.
New ideas In SCOTCH ENGLISH and
AMERICAN ALL-WOOL FABRICS. for tailor
made suits, in Checks. Plads. Mixtures. ani
Stripes; PLAIN GOODS In Cashmeres. Hcnriet-
tas, SebastopOls. Cordurettes, aud many other
staple and fancy weayes, aud all the new and
desirable colorings; BLACK GOODS In rricots,
ATmures, Henriettas, Cashmeres, WhipcOrds.
ladies' Cloth, etc. BLACK AND COLORED
SlLKS.--As usual we are first In the field 4"
with low prices on Black and COlOred silks for
street and evening wear. SPECIAL IN
skRGE-An All " col iS-inch Cream Serge az
Gjc.
RIGHT HERE WE WILL MENTION A FEW
BAhGAINS: LACE CURTAINS, 3% yards long,
tipped Cdge. CSC. per window; WINDOW
SHADES, all colors, 39c. complete: CURTAIN
POLES, oil wood, 2ic. complete; PORTIBRES
sll prices. but our $40 ones are something re-
markable; SMYRNA RUGS. AZ; SMYRNA
RUGS. 15c.; DOOR MATS, 4Oc.; DOOR MATS,
JOc. LINEN.-lt Is a positive fact that the
quality We sell for 25c. Is worth 55c. SHELF
OlL-CLCTH, all patterns, &C.. yard. SHOUL-
DER SHAMLS. all wool. 3jc. JOINTLESS
MATING. ell patterns-nO right nor WrO z
side-25c. The quality il tho heaviest I'm the
market. ENGLISH HEMP.--Ask 10 500 the
quality at 1861 and 20c. HANDKKRCHiEFS.-
Plain White and COlored- BOrdered. LAMBkE-
GUMS. VELOUR TABLE-COTERS, TIDIRS,
sCAhFS. CARPETINGs.-AXMIN NO
QUOTES, NELVkTS, BODY BRUSSELS, Ia
PESTRlhS. INGRAlNS. MATTINGS, MATS,
SMYRNA RUGS. We arc dong big business
in Carpets--a natural consequence OF low
prices Fine Carpets n low prices common
Carpets at low prices. ASK % see our " PAGO-
DA" MATING at lie. Ask o. SEQ our extra
heavy JOINTLE>S MATING al g5c. SMYRNA
kUGS from 45c. to sos best GOODS; 20 different
patterns Of zoe. CARPETS JAPANESE WOLF
SkINS.-Another lot Of the elegant skins lust in
lrice ~ and f3-White and gray. Als0, Black
hobes. II p ces. bABi-CARRlAGE FUR.
ROBES. AZ. TOWELS We arc showing on our
centre counters a stock OF Towels which are in
Toint OF quality and price something 70 DO con-
sicered by all housekeopers. "naze q note o.
IT," FLAG CALlCOES.-Flag CalicoeI and
Streaners for decoration, also Solid colOrs, at
GA andS1sc 100 pieces PLUSH aud VELVET
at half value-s2 and Csc. Note the location.
ISAAC SYCLE u CO., BOB Broad street,
&C 25-Iu&Th next corner Third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Lord RANDOLPH CHURCHILL thinks
he made big hit against Americans
who sympathize with Ireland when he
referred to the clubbing of the New
York Socialists" But he didn't. 1t
was the New York police that made a
"big hit" that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

ain the light of some recent bust
ness developments there is something
strange about the fact that neither
WEBSTER nor WORCESTER define trust
as conspiracy But that's the way it
will be defined and spelled also in the
dictionary Of the criminal language.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
CLOAKS.

we display n magnificent line ~ LADIES',
MISSES. and CHILDREN'S CLOAkS.
KING-JACkE TS-an immense yarioty-
beginning M sls9 apiece IN tO so:
NINM AhhEIS IT, black. pl0iis. and checks.
- beginning NJ q apiece up 10 sl2 %,
NIslTES in various shapes az $3.50 ana up
wards;
PLUSH COATS AND VISITES az $3.50 and up-
wards.
CHHDhEN'S CLOAKS-an elegant selection
which we sell from SO. apiece 10 $3.50:
See our INFANTS CASHNEEE CLOAKS-tho
biggest bargains wo ever OiIercd-at $50.
g. $3.50. 20, and $50 apiece;
CALICO BED COMFORTABLES at -, 1J,., 81,
SIS. $50, g, $3.50, and 81;
Pretty RUGS M J0c.;
ALL-NOOL SHAWIS at 81:
RED TWlLLED FLANNELS at TO-. a yard:
JkEStlS from jlc. o. 2. 20.
lANDK kkCuilfSG t -. apiece.
Come tOaoo a. and bringy0ur c0Iu,ry friends
mi ia t.u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
/. March, "The Blending Of the Blue and tn,

Daybreak. The Song OF the Birds, the Parllng
OF the Brook, Tho Morning Prayer, and ina
Smithy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

The Cleveland Plain Dedler saws
Mahoneism in Virginia and Fora
ECrism in Ohio are on par with each
other" Both have malignant Repub-
licanism for a pa, as it were.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
e:1y~ ESTABLISHED IN 1913.
OSCAR CRANE & CO..
TNpogqVpg Avn npAtppa
FINE WINES. LIQUORS. ND claA

FINE WINES, LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
reg leave TO call attention 10 their large stock
of The above mentioned goods. meet Of which
are OF their own importation from the nrst
houses In EUROPE AND HAVANA.
sHERRlEs Of msny different qualities. from
the lower 10 the very finest grades MADEIRAS
from ten to nifty years old BRANDIES, vim
tages from 1877 To 1894.
Their stock Of FINE RYE. BOURBON, AMI
SCOTCH WHIsKEYS, JAMAICA aud ST.
CROIX RUN, APPLE and PEACH BRANDfRS
Is not surpassed by any house 10 this city.
OF CHAMPAGNES they always keep all the
leading brands In stock. but refer especially to
their PREMIERE SERRE AND WIN DIES
GOISSRS, selected Cor them and cOnce led 20 be
the finest wines imported. oc s.3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

We have received a copy Of an Ad-
dress delivered before the Franklin and
Marshall College, Of Lancaster, Pa,
June IA, 1887, by RosERT W. HvaHss,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
LInE. CKn ENF. PLASTER. As,

SCHOONER j. s. BEACHAM Is
- now discharging I, 3O4 barrels fresh ROCK
LAND LINE; schooner John A. Grifln Is now
discharging 1911 barrels OF "HOFfMANiS"
ROSENDALE CEMENT. Schooner Albert Ma
son daily expected with cargo OF " HOFFMAN,
CEMENT; also, schooner G.. w. Anderson,
cargo HOFFMAN CEMENT--for sale low from
dock. ANCHOR LIME. PORTLAND CE-
MINT, FRIEDRICH, &c, SC.
WARNER MOORE.
TER. The only plaster-mln IN the city.
oc %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
DLAlRS CHLORAL THYMO!
- has proved itsolf to 70
A POWERFUL DISINFEgTANn

a has prevented tne ipfs9i Of coptln9o.
ileases, particularly Dipnthsria and Scsre
F.ger, In families; 10 has nodded bal eymg
rooms by It's agreeable and thorough csodoris
Ing properties. 10 has saved lives in this city.
For sale by druggists. Price 50 cents a oot
TIA IA %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Z HAVE LAID IN A FULL AND
< VARIED ASSORTMENT OF HARD-RUB.
Der AND LEATHER TRUSsES, which oliol
ct very low prices My experience IN the
asy lums iustiEes me In guaranteeing per
foct fit PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALITY.
X. G. CABELL, JR.. Apotheciry,
Third and Main streets, Richmond, Va
an 3l.Aln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

The Cincinnati Commercial Gdzetie's
wsr literature is intensely realistic but
q little out Of date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
New BOOKS.


Fairy Lcgcnds Of the French Pro-
Uinccs. Translated by Mrs. II. Ca
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York: THOMAS Y. CRowELL & Co.
1887.
For sale by the publishers.
4 Fajr Crusader. A Story OF To-
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For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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BY AUGUSTA EVANS WILSON, author
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There will be q rush to get this book -
the first its author, so popular, has sent
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For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Modern cities and Their Re1igi0us
ProJicmS. BY SAMUEL LANE LooM-
Is. With an introduction 10y Rev.
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Price 81.
This is very interesting book.
For sale by RANDOLPH d ENGLISH.
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These silhouettes are of course lite
rary ones
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
1t the Mcrcy Of TIbcriu,. A Novel.
by AUGUSTA Evans WILSON. Author
of "Beulah," est. Elmo" Infe-
lice" &c. New York q. w. Dm-
I1NcHAM. 1887. Price 81.
For sale by RANDOLPH 81 english.
"Richmond, Va.," is the title of a
bound volume of pictures of scenes in
this city. 1t includes all the public
and a number Of others and
various street scenes.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

We show large and wcll-ass0r.ed sto',. II
ShCQUES, JACKETS. NEW ARkET5, UL-
81 FRS. and SHORT WRAPS for laiies. and an
immense stock OF CLOAKS Tor children from
two 20 sixteen years II age. No such nm assort-
mtrt can 10 found elsewhere. We show the
choicest styles from some "a tho largest manu-
facturcrs i'm this country. besides \ largo stock
OF lMPOhTED GARMENTS. LEVY q DANfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

IL. d., United States Judge for the
Eastern District Of Virginia. 1t is en-
titled Chief.Justice Marshall and His
Work"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
TONS

BUNTING az 81. yard. CALICO Tor deco.
rating n, g.. Cilc., and lOc a vari.
FLAGS nom , cents up 20 go each JAVA
MISE LANTERNS AT 81 pcrdoz n. PARAFINE
WAN-CAEnLES az is cents "A pound Of twelve
cauL,es. LEVY q DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
The Springfield Mass Republican

says. -
The Presidents trip In the South has served
20 illustrate % what astonishing lengths partl-
saDship can carry such papers as the CIncin-
Dati Commercial Gazefte indie d, from the b.
giOnirg 70 the end Of the journey. dOcency. 10
say nothing Of fairoess, hal no place either "a
the news columns or the editorial comments OF
hat Journal with reference 20 the Chief MAgls-
uate.
What else did our Springfield con-
temporary expect from the CONNER
ciat- Gazette 2 Field-Marshal HALsrEAD
has taken the contract for fighting the
war over in the interest of the Repub-
lican party, and 1t is well known that
his chief reliance in all fights is the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Colonel J. PLUvrUs has our permits
sion to retire from active service for a
full month.